Today you would not get Bitcoins but only Satoshis for the same time and effort. And as the price rises, you get fewer and fewer Satoshis of course.
Do you think that the price of a single Satoshi will be something like $1 one day? Or even more than that? Will there be fractions of Satoshis in the future like mSatoshis (Milli Satoshi)?
If yes, we should fight for every single Satoshi now as long as the price is relatively low. Use faucets, trade, buy, mine and hold them until you are rich. It's too late now to get whole bitcoins (too expensive) but some thousands of Satoshis here and there could be a lot of money in the future.
What do you think?
Long term wise bitcoin reallly has no limits. 1 dollar per satoshi is really possible, even though it may sound quite an absurd statement to say right now. The fact is that the very principle of measuring bitcoin in fiat for the long term is flawed, because bitcoin is a store of wealth, whilst fiat is a depreciative form of currency that will always lose money.
As more people use bitcoin, the price of bitcoin will go up. At the same time due to inflation and hyperinflation, fiat goes down. This basically speeds up the bitcoin's appreciation in fiat value.
Just don't expect this to happen any time soon, or it could even not happen at all. It really depends on fiat to lose a lot of value via a hypeinflationary scenario. By then, $100 million might be worth only a fraction of what it's worth right now.